FS2002/CFS2 Gauge -- Programmable Sound Playback Switches MP3/WMA/WAV/MID A variety of programmable switches for looping or single playback of MP3/WMA/WAV/MID sound files. Add your own sound files to your main FS \Sound folder, and reference them by name with an optional volume level control value in your panel.cfg. A mousable "tooltip" tells you which sound file a switch gauge has loaded. For FS2002/CFS2 only. By R.L. Clark. Additional gauges & bitmaps have been added for a total of 25. Roger Gaylor. 391K

FS2004 Boeing 707-3F5C Portuguese Air Force, circa 1972 Textures only. Requires Boeing 707-320C Version 5.0 model by The Historic Jetliner Group (here): Repaint José Leandro. 3.4MB

FS2004 Druk Air A319-115 iFDG. Druk Air (Royal Bhutan Airlines) just recently took possession of their only Airbus 319. This is a complete aircraft kit which includes hand-drawn textures, dynamic shine, night lighting and all moving parts. NO MIPS. No need for additional downloads all files contained within this zip. Model by iFDG, Repaint by Stephen Kirk. 4.9MB

This is another repaint for the FS9 Default 777. The repaint is fictional, but there were 777-200s and 777-200ERs in the United Airlines fleet. A repaint has been portrayed if there were 777-300s in United Airlines. Splash screen included. 777-300 Paint Kit by Rob Smith. By Victor Vu.

FS2004 The Britannia Bridge, Anglesey, North Wales. Britannia Bridge scenery for flight simulator 2004 by Dyl Roberts. 1.8MB

FS2004 Spartan 7W Executive Way ahead of its time, this aircraft defined the concept of the executive aircraft. Designed in 1935, it was sleek, rugged, and fast. Made to cater to the wealthy few who could afford it. By Mike Stone. 327K Filename sspartan.zip.

USA EAST USGS 10 metre mesh terrain - FSX only. This constitutes 10 metre terrain mesh for a section of the USA, The whole USA East mesh files will abutt the US West Coast 10m mesh already available, that was made by: Raimondo Taburet. Make sure you have your scenery terrain settings at about 5 metres in the FSX display dialogue for the mesh to show properly! This batch Includes: MN, IA, WI, IL, IN, MI, OH, PA, NY, VT, MA, NH, CT, RI, ME.

FSX / P3Dv3 Gloster Meteor. This was the first British jet fighter and the first to enter service with the Allies of World War II. The development of the Meteor depended to a large extent on its innovative pulsorreactor engines, developed by Sir Frank Whittle and his company, Power Jets Ltd. The development of the airplane began in 1940, but had already begun to work on the engines in 1936. The Meteor It made its first flight in 1943 and began operating on July 27, 1944 with the 616th Royal Air Force (RAF) Squadron. Various variants of the Meteor were developed to incorporate technological advances during the 1940s and 1950s. Thousands of specimens were manufactured to serve in the RAF and other air forces, and the model remained in service for several decades. In the Second World War the Meteor entered into action in a limited way, while the Meteor of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) contributed significantly in the Korean War and other users such as Argentina, Egypt and Israel also used their Meteor in regional conflicts. In 2011, two Meteor, license plates WL419 and WA638, remained in active service at the Martin-Baker company as test benches for ejection seats. Thanks to Alphashim for his great model and those such as Morton, who have collaborated with the various Skins to make this complete package with changes that I personally made in VC Texture and Gauges, Smoke effects, Sound and others, for its correct operation in FSX up to P3D v3. Enjoyment...

FSX Scenery for Lubumbashi International Airport in the Democratic Republic of Congo, on the continent of Africa . Not tested in FS2004. The scenery contains a complete new (!) AFCAD file with correct parking postions and much more. Made by using Google Earth images as background.

Skins for German Planes in Combat Flight Simulator 3. The skins are a modification of the default skins that came with CFS3. They add swastikas to all the German Planes except the Gotha Go-229. Whenever possible, photographs were consulted to try to get an accurate placement and sizing of the swastikas for the various planes. By Chris Pleasants 9.22MB